>>
(see WWW::Mechanize about the ->set_content method)
I used update_html this..
my $string="@groupstring"; my $html = $mech->content; $html =~ s/\"javascript:sbtn\(\'r\'\)\;\"><\/select>/\"javascript:sbtn\(\'r\'\)\;\">$string<\/select>"/isg; $mech->update_html( $html ); $mech->save_content('C:/Documents and Settings/samba/Desktop/x_new.html'); Can you please guide me how to use WWW::Scripter? or I am almost done parsing the option values and names in selecte statement. pls guide me how I can pass the multiple values manually.
form_number => 1,
fields => {
loginid => 'testid8',
password => 'testid8',
repassword => 'testid8',
name => 'Testing',
email => samba@gmail.com',
samba => '45',
},
);
In the above lines if you see "samba => '45'" here I am passing the value for "samba" directly but I want to know
how I can pass multiple values like "samba => '45','172','39'"

In reply to Re^2: Please help me in mechanize module by samba123456
in thread Please help me in mechanize module by samba123456

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